Apps Like midi Keyboard for iPhone and iPad
Expand MIDI capabilities with soundfonts.
The app provides two independent GM/GS MIDI keyboards with 9 octaves each. It functions as a MIDI expander, allowing external keyboard connections and includes a MIDI player for .mid files.
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Tabletop
Retronyms Inc
Mix devices, create music, share tracks
Create and mix music using modular devices like samplers, mixers, and effects. Add sequencers and effects plugins. Customize setups with expandable gear. Import and export audio files. Connect to external hardware and software.

shapesynth
erik sigth
Draw waveforms, shape sounds
Create and shape oscillator waveforms by drawing with 32 blocks. Generate retro sounds using mirrored halves. Interpolate between 16 oscillator pages. Apply effects like arpeggio, stereo delay, and resonant filter. Record sounds on a tape interface.

NoteWorks
Azati Corporation
Musical game for note recognition skills.
The app teaches note recognition and sight-reading skills through a musical game. It features an animated character and adjustable difficulty for players of all ages and skill levels.

MenzelOrgan
Markus Sigg
Play organ samples with MIDI keyboard
Play Lars Palo's Menzel organ samples using a MIDI keyboard and pedal connected to iOS or macOS. Access the Bureå Funeral Chapel sample set via Creative Commons license. Sync with other software through provided download links.

Elastic FX
Oliver Greschke
Process audio effects and route signals
Process audio with up to four effects. Route audio from external devices or sound files. Connect to iOS drum machines or synthesizers via Inter- Audio or Audiobus. Adjust effect parameters for sound shaping.

Annoydio
Anthony Kitowicz
Play and manipulate sounds with pads
The app provides a grid of pads for playing and manipulating sounds. Users can create custom sounds using the device microphone or iTunes file sharing, and modify them with effects and parameter changes.




WSB (WorshipSong Band)
Mark Snyder
Multitrack player system for musicians
The app supports up to 16 audio/MIDI tracks, built-in pads, ambient loops, and metronome. It integrates chord charts, PDF scores, lyrics with video backgrounds, and foot pedal control for practice, rehearsal, and performance.


OttOrgan
Markus Sigg
Play the Ott-Orgel sample set.
The app allows users to play the Ott-Orgel sample set using a MIDI keyboard and pedal connected to an iOS or macOS device. It features a house organ with one manual and an attached pedal with a 16' subbass.


Reflow - Score Editor
Gargant
Edit and play music anywhere
Create and edit musical scores with tablature and notation tools. Add chord diagrams and guitar effects. Play back compositions and share files. Supports stringed instruments like guitar and bass.

MIDI XY-PAD
Michael Lauer
Send signals from two controllers
Send and receive signals between mobile and macOS devices. Control two controllers simultaneously. Configure controller settings and polarity on the mobile device. Connect via network session on macOS.


VB3m
GSi di Guido Scognamiglio
Simulate Hammond Organ B3 sounds
Simulate a Hammond Organ B3 with two manuals and a pedalboard. Adjust drawbars for upper and lower manuals and pedalboard. Use a physical modeling engine with 91 tonewheels. Apply rotary speaker effects and tube overdrive.

MidiShortcut
Haute Technique b.v.
Map notes to keyboard shortcuts
Control applications using MIDI devices by assigning keyboard shortcuts to notes. Import and export mappings. Display shortcut triggers with hints. Add delays and custom triggers. Sync note and CC values. Launch automatically on startup.

Dedalus - Delay Audio Mangler
ConTempoNet S.A.S. di Maurizio Refice & C.
Process with lines and filters
Allows users to manipulate in real time using a network of lines. Features include granulation, modulation, and processing with filters, dynamic processors, and saturation modules. Supports Audiobus and Inter- as both sender and FX.
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